William Howard Taft

27th President of the United States
(1909-1913)

 

Cincinnati

William Howard Taft Birthplace & Boyhood Home (to age 17; 1857-74), Cincinnati, Ohio

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Taft's childhood bedroom (Possibly where he was born) 

The original Bible on which Taft took the Oath of Office for both President in 1909 and Chief Justice in 1921

Taft's original Cabinet chair, which he used from 1904-08 while serving as Teddy Roosevelt's Secretary of War

Taft attended Woodward High School from 1870 until graduating in 1874 in Cincinnati, Ohio 

Taft graduated from Cincinnati Law School (now the University of Cincinnati College of Law) in 1880, and served as Dean of the college from 1897 to 1900

site where William Howard Taft & Helen "Nellie" Herron were married on June 19, 1886, at her parent's home (no longer standing) on Pike Street, Cincinnati, Ohio

"The Quarry"- First home of William & Nellie Taft, from 1886 to 1890, Cincinnati, Ohio

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portico where Taft accepted the Republican nomination for President on July 28, 1908-
now the Taft Museum of Art (formerly his half-brother's home), Cincinnati, Ohio